Olivia Rodrigo says the Trump administration put one of her songs under ICE raid footage, and she believes the move was meant to pull pop stars into a political brawl.
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Travis Kelce turned up in a St. Louis fraud case as a victim, and the White House turned the Kansas City Chiefs star’s loss into a draft-board punchline.
Gavin Newsom took his 2028 non-answer into a Montana trout stream, and the carefully outdoorsy CNN moment left critics laughing at the bait.
The White House’s online arcade dropped its border-wall puzzle after The Tetris Company signaled that the MAGA-branded game had wandered too close to its famous falling-block formula.
Ms. Rachel called New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani “awesome” and “gentle” as he faced a 9/11 memorial firestorm, then the uproar grew when cameras showed him laughing with Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez while victims’ names were read at Ground Zero.
George Clooney floated his preferred Democratic bench for 2028, took his own name off the table and drew a two-word dismissal from the White House after turning his Venice Film Festival appearances into a string of political broadsides.
Kevin Reddington turned Lindsay Clancy’s hung-jury win into a bizarre appeal to President Trump, asking him to consider a pardon in a Massachusetts murder case presidents cannot wipe away.
Spencer Pratt ripped Ryan Reynolds after the “Deadpool” star soured on America’s rose-colored view of the 1980s, calling him a “tool” and accusing Hollywood figures of making “every normal American hate them.”
Maria Bartiromo’s lawyer came out swinging after coverage of her Fox Business exit said the longtime anchor had been fired, calling the reports “absolutely and unequivocally false” and warning that evidence would emerge “through the courthouse or otherwise.”
Vice President JD Vance is heading to Ground Zero next week for the 25th anniversary of 9/11, where he expects to spend time with former President Joe Biden and several other former commanders in chief.